Notes Below you will find notes from my Introduction to Computer Graphics course I took as a senior in college. Please feel free to read through these OpenGL notes and shoot me any questions you may have in the comments. OpenGL stands for Open Graphics Library, and it is a relatively complicated and difficult […]
First thing’s first, living with diabetes isn’t bad. It really isn’t. Second, I do not like discussing diabetes frequently as I do not consider it a huge part of my life and do not want the disease to be associated with me. Nevertheless my hope in writing this article is to enlighten those who have […]
At Epic, where I work, quotes can be found all around. Our internal website Guru, which incidentally is managed by my friend Alex Meyer, features a different quote each morning (I’ve added many since I started). The quote is notable because it is the first thing one sees, at the very top of the page. […]
Do you know the song “I’m on a boat?” If you don’t, you should. In fact, I’m putting it right after this sentence, so if you haven’t seen the video or heard the song, now’s your chance. Anyways, if I possessed the same quality singing voice T. Pain has, and had the desire for everyone to […]
Notes Below you will find notes I took using my iPad’s Notability application. I find this app to be incredibly valuable and worth the mere dollars I paid for it. Please feel free to read through my notes and shoot me any questions you may have in the comments. I took this algorithms class with […]
For those who aren’t well versed in the world of Healthcare IT an EMR system install is often known as a Go-Live, which occurs when a hospital or clinic “goes live” on a new software suite. An electronic medical record (EMR) is a digital version of the traditional paper-based medical record for an individual. The […]
Taylor has been to: Austria, Belgium, British Virgin Islands, Canada, Costa Rica, Czech Republic, France, Germany, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Netherlands, Peru, Spain, Switzerland, U.S. Virgin Islands, United Kingdom, United States. Get your own travel map from Matador Network. I’m lucky enough to call myself somewhat of a seasoned traveller. In the summer of 2014 I […]
Taylor White · Harp Song Harp Song, Alfred’s Self Teaching Piano Book A few months ago I bought a piano so that I could join the club of individuals who take joy in creating music. In an effort to make myself practice, get better, and eventually perform a song or two in front of people, […]
I took a creative writing class in college, and mustered out some works of art that could barely pass for literature. I mean literature in the most literal sense–this is work made of letters on a page–any other definition would be a stretch. These are not to be taken seriously. This is one of those works. […]
Justly written in 2013 (while skipping Marketing class). An hour to kill, what should I do? Oh I know! I’ll write a review! Taking Data Abstractions & Structures, and learning C Plus Plus, the teacher is a fuck-tard, he makes me want to cuss. He doesn’t know what he’s doing, the tasks were written by […]
In the Fall of 2014 I went apple picking with a few friends at Velkommen til Eplegaarden, “da apple orchard vit da Norvegian exposure”. I’d like to say I picked a full bushel of Apples, but that was certainly not the case. A bushel is defined as: a unit of dry measure for grain, fruit, […]
Life with Sweaty Palms If you have sweaty hands, sweaty feet or sweaty anything, you know the huge burden on quality of life that it can be. I have had sweaty hands (palms) and feet for as long as I can remember–at the very least since late elementary school. The average reader may look at […]